Sometimes behind one request for help is an entire story of survival.

A mother and her 14-year-old son made aliyah to Israel in 2024, hoping for a fresh start and a better future.

She immediately began working cleaning jobs to provide for her son and rebuild their lives.

But then came divorce. Domestic violence. Relocation. War. Serious health problems.

Today, severe back pain limits her ability to work, debts have piled up, groceries are being purchased on credit, and her teenage son is struggling deeply with the transition—becoming withdrawn, isolated, and in need of psychological support.

Because of wartime complications with paperwork, the family was also unable to receive government financial assistance.

Thanks to your support, we were able to step in—providing financial assistance, covering school-related expenses, and supplying grocery cards worth 400₪ per month for 3 months.

Thank you for helping families experience hope, dignity, and practical care during some of their hardest moments